Software Developement Concept, Introduction to Java

A program is written in a particular programming language that uses specific words and symbols to express the problem solution. A programming language defines a set of rules that determine exactly how a programmer can combine the words and symbols of the language into programming statements, which are the instructions that are carried out when the program is executed.

Since the inception of computers, many programming languages have been created.We use the Java language in this  and coming articles to demonstrate various programming concepts and techniques. Although our main goal is to learn these underlying software development concepts, an important side-effect will be to become proficient in the development of Java programs.

Java is a relatively new programming language compared to others. It was developed in the early 1990s by James Gosling at Sun Microsystems. Java was introduced to the public in 1995 and has gained tremendous popularity since. One reason Java got some initial attention was because it was the first programming language to deliberately embrace the concept of writing programs that can be executed using the Web. The original hype about Java’s Web capabilities initially obscured the far more important features that make it a useful generalpurpose programming language.

Java is an object-oriented programming language. Objects are the fundamental pieces that make up a program. Other programming languages, such as C++, allow a programmer to use objects but don’t reinforce that approach, which can lead to confusing program designs. Most importantly, Java is a good language to use to learn programming concepts. It is fairly elegant in that it doesn’t get bogged down in unnecessary issues as some other languages do. Using Java, we are able to focus on important issues and not on superfluous details.

The Java language is accompanied by a library of extra software that we can use when developing programs. This library provides the ability to create graphics, communicate over networks, and interact with databases, among many other features. Although we won’t be able to cover all aspects of the libraries, we will explore many of them. The set of supporting libraries is huge, and quite versatile.

Java is used in commercial environments all over the world. It is one of the fastest growing programming technologies of all time. So not only is it a good language in which to learn programming concepts, it is also a practical language that will serve you well in the future.

Karachi is going to be clean from monsters

Muttahida Qoumi Movement is currently is the second largest party of the Sindh and among top five political parties of National Assembly. The right of freedom of speech forces me to called them monsters, yes they are!
After the hold of MQM in Karachi, The city of Quaid has gained a dominant place in the world, here it goes...
* Karachi is in the list of  10 most violent cities in the world,
* The city of Quaid, among five most populated cities of world,
* The city of lights ranked sixth most worst cities to live in
The list is getting longer and longer and the monsters are getting stronger and stronger.
From the body bag death bodies to the crime scenes, from  allowance abused to the illegal property business, the city of lights is covered with the darkness.

Now the time has arrived to clean Karachi from such monsters. Time to go back to the glory of old Karachi. Lets hope for the bright future.

Are you in the right job you want to be?

Over 81% of people take careers that they never want to ending up doing jobs that they never wished for and that's not good for your health, according to the latest survey and research. The new study suggests that the career choices in early life can impact health in 40s. If your job gives you satisfaction in your late 20s and 30s, then it will impact your overall health in your early 40s. A study by Ohio University has found that while job satisfaction had some impact on physical health, its effect was particularly strong for mental health.

The study also states that those who were less than happy with their work early in their careers, were more depressed and worried and had more trouble sleeping. And the direction of your job satisfaction - whether it is getting better or worse in your early career - has an influence on your later health, the study showed. Make wise decisions and plan accordingly, people.

World's richest and most generous man, Mr. Bill Gates

Making a record is easy but staying at the top is really a matter of hard workness. Holding the record of world's richest/wealthiest man, American business magnate Mr. Bill Gates has become the first man ever to hit $90 billion mark and he is over $12.5 billion richest than the second richest man on the planet. According to the forbes.com, this American business tickon is holding the record of world's richest man since 1990s and now its 2k16, he is till undefeat-able. 

Gates is not only the richest man in the world, but he's also the most generous. Since 1999, Gates and his wife have helmed the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the most powerful charities in the world. The foundation — which controls an endowment of more than $40 billion — aims to lift millions of people out of poverty, with a heavy focus on eliminating HIV, malaria, and other infectious diseases. The couple is also working on a plan to bring mobile banking to the 2 billion adults who don't have a bank account. Plus, Gates recently invested alongside Jeff Bezos in Grail, the company that's creating a blood test to detect every form of cancer. That's called success. Even his fate is amazed. 

Apple iPhone 7, not a big change

The mobile tech industry is one of the most rapidly advancing consumer spaces on the planet, meaning there's plenty of interesting stuff to cover pretty much all the time; innovation and change are pretty much par for the course. But the space is still subject to the same forces as any other. 

The crocodiles of the mobile tech industry, Apple Inc has revealed the  date , that they are releasing iPhone 7 next this month i.e. September 2016. What to expect? Here it is. The next iPhone is said to come with minimum changes. According to reports, the company plans to launch the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, which may sport almost identical design to their predecessor, despite the no ‘s’ year. The iPhone 7 will be waterproof, will have a force touch home button and a dual camera setup. Also, it is expected that there won't be any audio jack in the upcoming iPhone body. More to that, Apple will be streaming the launching ceremony LIVE on their official YouTube page. As far as the dates are concerned, the pre-ordering will be starting from 9th September and the phone will be in stores by 16th September 2016 respectively. No more waiting, you just got the date now!

Expected Features

• No headphone jack
• Flush, pressure-sensitive home button
• Improved water resistance
• Dual-lens camera for iPhone 7 Plus
• Design similar to iPhone 6s
• Redesigned antenna bands
• Upgraded processor
• Two screen sizes

Why Java Programming language has been named as Java?

What is Java?

Everyone who has a brief knowledge of computer is familiar with Java. Java, the most widely used object oriented programming language nowadays.

Here is a brief introduction to java.

Java is an Object Oriented Programming language released by Sun Microsystems in 1995. Now java has reached to its peak time. A team of engineers initiated it, known as Green team. Java is fast,secure and reliable language.

Why it is java?

Originally java was called Oak, after the tree that stood outside of Gosling’s office, the name was changed because of a copyright already owned by Oak technologies. Other names that were considered were Green, DNA, Silk, Neon, Pepper, Lyric, NetProse, WRL (WebRunner Language), WebDancer, and WebSpinner. The team was looking for something fresh and wanted to avoid so called “nerdy names” with Net or Web in them. It is highly contested who actually suggested the name Java, which reflected the teams’ love for coffee.

French Ban On Burkini, a conservative atitude

So the news came in front of my eyes with the highlight
"Armed police order Muslim woman to remove Burkini on packed Nice beach"

French ban on the burkini is threatening to turn into a farce as police officers armed with pepper spray and batons marched onto a beach today and ordered a woman to strip off.

Four burly cops stood over the middle-aged woman, who had been quietly sunbathing on the Promenade des Anglais beach in Nice - yards from the scene of the Bastille Day lorry attack - and watched her take off a Muslim-style garment which protected her modesty.

Another young Muslim  mother was ordered off the beach at Cannes and fined for simply wearing a headscarf.

Three armed officers pointed a pepper spray canister in the 34-year-old's face and told her she was in breach of a new rule outlawing swimming costumes that cover the entire body.

She said the 'racist' officers simply wanted to humiliate her in front of her children and other family members, even though she was not even wearing a burkini."

#Hijab #France 

Legendary man, Justin Trudeau

Burkini is the 'halal' version of bikini and the world is banning it everywhere as we are reading news almost everyday regarding it but the world's hottest and youngest Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has some different views regarding it and in Canada, you just cannot ban 'burkini' that easily. The most admired PM in the world, Trudeau ruled out the possibility of burkini ban in Canada and has stated that no such ban will be imposed in his country because every religion, every individual and every group has some rights which will be kept under consideration. He stated:

In Canada, can we speak of acceptance, openness, friendship, understanding? It is about where we are going and what we are going through every day in our diverse and rich communities.

This man is legendary!

iPhone 6 vs Galaxy Note 5: Which Fares Better In A Real-World

Even as Apple gears up to launch its next-gen iPhone, smartphone enthusiasts are pitting the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 5 against the former's old warhorse, the iPhone 6, to see how the two fare in a speed test.

On paper, the latest Samsung flagship comes across as a robust and powerful smartphone. When compared to the iPhone 6, the Galaxy Note 5 has beefed up specs. The Samsung offering's 4GB of RAM and octa-core processor make the Apple smartphone's 1GB of RAM and dual-core processor seem yesteryear's—albeit only on paper.

To see how the Galaxy Note 5 compares in performance against the iPhone 6, which was released in 2014, user DroidModderX pitted the two handsets side by side in a real-world speed test on YouTube.The speed test was designed to compare the everyday usage of the devices. If you're wondering which smartphone came out on top, prepare to be surprised.

The video shows that the iPhone 6 fares better than the Galaxy Note 5 despite having weaker specs on paper, confirming that high-end hardware does not always mean better performance.When DroidModderX started the test and loaded the stock apps, both the devices were neck and neck. It was when intensive applications were tested out that the Apple software emerged victorious, thrashing Samsung in the process. Loading Angry Birds on both smartphones a second time around showed that, while the iPhone 6 was ready, the Galaxy Note 5 was still loading the game.

Basically, apps that were opened once on the iPhone 6 opened swiftly, whereas those on the Galaxy Note 5 took full load times.

"As you can see, [the iPhone 6] is kind of blowing the Note 5 out of the water now because it doesn't have to totally reopen apps. The Note 5 closes out every app and then totally has to reopen it," explained DroidModderX in the YouTube video. "Part of the problem with TouchWiz is the way it handles memory ... whereas the iPhone 6 was able to just reopen the app from the background."The TouchWiz UI is to blame for Galaxy Note 5 being defeated by the iPhone 6, which makes us wonder: what if the impending iPhone 6s was pitted against the Samsung smartphone?